New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TINTED LABOR'S FIGHT.
rrvpy GEORGE TELLS HOW 1T is GOING.

at tls state anu III consuoii"s INC
use the Chicago Anarchists whose
' "se he has at last, come to
-. u be lust though he maintains that there Is
,mate ground for clemency and urges that the main
urno.e of their punishment-the prevention OF such
lives il future-wl he as well, II not even BETTER
s.rv.a ~ Communication OF the death SEN
go 10 one OF imprisonment His article
., written from Cansndsigua, where. ho says. the
rncpes OF the party have yet not taken firm grip
."The movement he continues, "s not yet 50 FAR ad-
ysnce 10 the interior, but 1t has taken firm hold and
.verywlere that have yet been the report is OF rapid
,rowth have not yet addressed either small audience
o an ;entive or hostile one. Tie people mock 10 our
aetnfs because they are anxious 10 hear something OF
The nov movement. The majority probably come with
minds hill OF misconceptions, but still with feeling that
there must be something in movement which has al
ready developed such strength aud excited such enthusi
osu Hey are anxious 10 hear and ready TO accept.
Tho cound is indeed ready for the seed. Out
.,le of the ranks of the machine politicians men
are thoroughly tired OF tho old politics. and
whether for against US at first seem TO
turn with avidity TO discussion OF live issues
Every where are to be found thoughtful who have
been reached by the literature Of the new movement.
each OF has become centre for spreading the doc
tne the Ian the people among his acqusintances
and any organization and III most cases with
ont any mutual acquaintance. these men have largely
leaven,d the lump The same Influence has been work
ing til ough the ranks OF organized labor la all the
numbers of employed. there are some VINO
thoroughly understand aud have enthusiastically
adop co the programme of ;he United Labor party while
the great body has become at least predisposed in Its
favor"
FEW ADHERFNTs OF PROGRESSIVE SOCIALISM
Mr. George is gratihcd to find little, II any. Socialism
of the Progressive Labor party kind IN the rural dis
tricts where the people, he says warmly ndorse the
action Of mis- party in repudstng this dO&rine and cast
ing out its adherents. OF tho Union Labor party he
makes this gratifying report: This party, which in
NewYork City has existed only under the hats oil hai
dozen professional labor politicians, showed for time
some strength the western part Of the State where IL
obtained adherents among men whose anA-
icty for some National labor movement led
them to join the first thai ohered But
these men are rapidly coming into line WITH US Az
Elmra Mr. Cogrove. chairman OF the Union Labor
parys executive committee, occupied seat on the pat
form Of our meeting and declared his intention aud that
Of his club OF falling in with us. In jamestown the
meeting held under the auspices OF an organization
Of the Union Labor party that had been formed there
this spring but members for the future Will act Win
the United Labor party
II the Australian system OF voting were Low III force
here 80 Ia At bribery and Intimidation were impossible
he declares United Labor party would csrry the state
wuaease "Asitts" he adds. lit would require very
large SUN of money and an organization whch tnis year
II will possible FOR us to effect 10 insure that thoso
who are willing with US provided with ticket
10 vote STILL friends seem alive TO the Importance
otdony what they can, and from the towns where or
CARNATIONS been formed efforts are being made to
secure somebody in each of the surrounding election us
tricts who Will take charge OF our ballots Bribery III
many OF the interior towns seems lsr more open ana
notorious than III the metropolis"
OfGovernor Hilrs native city he makes this ha,terlng
declaration "Elmra, the home OF Governor Ill., Is ssd
by the people there to We peculiarly rotten place pot
caly i've ten fifteen and twenty dollars being some
times paid for votes. recent election two caudi-
for a vote until they ran no TO thirty dollars"
4 DIS, UssioN OF TIE ANARCHISTS CASE
Following review OF the work accomplished by Dr
McGiynu and Tue various cher speakers which he praises
'shly he condemns tue action OF the ponce al Union
uE on sunday wrong IN principle aud mistaken In
e" THIS leads 10 examination OF tue probable
ra;o NJ the Western throwers, in tho course OF
s.5s Among the great body Of workingmen
there 5 been any sympathy With the ooInp
throwers vi Chicago publication OF anarchisu'
methods but there widaapresd Impression that
the men condemned at Chicago bad ir the excited state
OF public opinion failed 20 get fair trial; aud Ills ieeI
ing led some OF the representative men othe NEWTON
Grades Unions upon the first receipt OF the news that tho
Anarchists had been refused new trial. 10 consent |"
nut their lanes circular calling for protest against
the execution Of the But the violent utteranees
Of tho Progressive Socialists OF whom, at tho meet
ing OF the Contra Labor Union last Sunday week called
on God 20 bes. hand that threw the bomb at Chicago
and attempt TO put the Chicago Anarchists IN the
light OF lcau6rs OF tue lndustria "oio
beng prosecuted to the death for esuate and lauda
bic efforts in the o: labor, have produced strong
reaction Well indie ed. may the personal friends OF the
who In Chicago are under sentence OF death declare
that their blatant sympathzers their worst enemies
CLEMENCY FOR THEM NOT NATTER OF RIGHT
"Tbe truth is that tcre 10 no ground for asking eIecu
tive cemency IN behalf OF the Chicago Anarchists as
matter OF ght An awful and murderous deed was
committed In Chicago the penalty OF WHICH by the laws
OF the State OF Illinois Is death That seven judges OF
the highest court o. Illinois men accustomed to weigh
evidence aud pass upon judicial rulings snould after
fnl examination .; the testimony and the record. and
with respos.ib 'y OF iite and death resting upon
them unanimous. sustain ths verdict and the sentence
siuconssent with the idea that the Chicago A9Arch'
lists wore condemned on insnioen, eV morE,s
themselves up 10 the belief that 1t Is only
by act. of violence and boodsed that social reform can
be attained but that does not AFFECT the justice OF tber
sentence No matter how honest or how Intense may nave
none the leis Justified in protecting Itself against such
acts In this country where freedom OF speech when
ME tbos. Who 10 force or 10 tho use Of force in
the OF political social reform are ensnies OF so
ciety and especially are they themies OF the WORKING
masses"
But resorpg 10 force he In conclusion, not con
fined ~ Anarchists by any means The rich and innusn
tai too ready TO talk ABOUT and 70 hire Pnssrton
detectives And the readiness with which the idea has
spread that the Chcas. Anarchists have been uniusty
aud Illegally condemned grave warning OF the loss
o. faith in Judicial system consequent upon the cor
rup,ion Of our politics
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